Denmark’s Administrative Geographical Division (DAGI)

Denmark’s Administrative Geographical Division (DAGI) is part of the common public basic data distributed via the data distributor in a coherent data model. It is a standardised reference dataset that is suitable for compiling with other data. Dagi contains the divisions: Regional division, district, municipal division, parish division, constituency, police district, jurisprudence, postcode division, supplementary city name, voting area and council voting area. The Dagi dataset can be used in conjunction with all types of data, e.g. administrative, economic and statistical data. In combination with other data, new products can be created for dissemination, analysis, decision-making processes or they can be included in various services used in end-user solutions for citizens, case handling, applications or analyses, etc. DAGI can be found in 4 target ratios 1:10.000 – See details Is the reference ratio for the most detailed display of the administrative limits. Suitable for use with data in the target ratio 1:6.500 – 1:50:000. It is this scale that constitutes the actual basic DAGI data, where the accuracy of geographical location is defined to ± 1 meter (see GeoDanmark data). 1:250.000 – Low scheduling Generalised view suitable for use with data in the target ratio 1:100.000-1:250.000. 1:500.000 – Get overview Generalised view suitable for use with data in the target ratio 1:300.000-1:500.000. 1:2.000.000 – The large overview Generalised view with the fewest details suitable for use for an overall orientation for the whole of Denmark or Europe.